"Evergreen" is a song co-written by Jörgen Elofsson, Per Magnusson and David Kreuger, and originally recorded by Irish boy band Westlife. The song appears on their album World of Our Own (2001). It was composed in the traditional verse–chorus form in C major, with band members Shane Filan and Brian McFadden's vocal ranging from the chords of F#3 to B4. (Wikipedia)
Tracklist
- 1Swear It Again (Radio Edit)4:08
- 2If I Let You Go (Radio Edit)3:42
- 3Flying Without Wings3:35
- 4Fool Again3:55
- 5No No3:14
- 6I Don't Wanna Fight5:03
- 7Change the World3:09
- 8Moments4:17
- 9Seasons In the Sun4:09
- 10I Need You3:49
- 11Miss You3:53
- 12More Than Words3:54
- 13Open Your Heart3:39
- 14Try Again3:35
- 15What I Want Is What I've Got3:32
- 16We Are One3:44
- 17Can't Lose What You Never Had4:21
Credits
- BookingJeff Frasco
- BookingLouis Parker
- Design/illustrationroot
- Legal representationRonan Keating
- Legal representationLouis Walsh
- PhotographyBrian Aris
- ProducerSimon Cowell
- ProducerWayne Hector
- ProducerSteve Mac
- VocalsNicky Byrne
- VocalsKian Egan
- VocalsMarkus Feehily
- VocalsShane Filan
- VocalsBrian McFadden
- ArrangerWayne Hector
- ArrangerSteve Mac
- EngineerChris Laws
- EngineerDaniel Pursey
- GuitarPaul Gendler
- KeyboardSteve Mac
- Instrument arrangerRichard Niles
- MixingMatt Howe
- MixingSteve Mac
- ProgrammingChris Laws
- ArrangerDavid Kreuger
- ArrangerPer Magnusson
- Acoustic guitarMats Berntoft
- BassTomas Lindberg
- KeyboardPer Magnusson
- Instrument arrangerHenrik Janson
- Instrument arrangerUlf Janson
- MixingBernard Löhr
- ProducerDavid Kreuger
- ProducerPer Magnusson
- ProgrammingDavid Kreuger
- ProgrammingPer Magnusson
- RecordingBernard Löhr
- VocalsAndreas Carlsson
- Chorus masterBenny Diggs
- Bass guitarSteve Pearce
- VocalsBenny Diggs
- Drums (drum set)John Doe
- PercussionGustave Lund
- Instrument arrangerJanson+Janson
- MixingRonny Lahti
- GuitarMats Berntoft
- ProducerRami
- VocalsMax Martin
- MixingDan Frampton
- ProducerTTW
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The Irish Times · Nadine O’Regan
“Sligo-Dublin pop act may be a Xanax in musical format, but they’re very good at what they do”
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